The Golden State Valkyries were dealt a devastating injury blow on Friday. Preparing for their first game after the All-Star break, Golden State announced veter

Kayla Thornton dropped a double-double in her All-Star debut on Saturday – and those new to the league might not know the power forward got her collegiate start playing for the University of Texas at El Paso. For more on that and how her career has catapulted in recent years, the Standard talked with her former coach at UTEP, Keitha Adams.

Golden State will play the rest of the 2025 season without their All-Star forward, who had to undergo surgery on Friday

Golden State Valkyries All-Star Kayla Thornton suffered a season-ending injury earlier this week, much to the dismay of everyone in the WNBA.

Amid a historic season for the franchise, veteran forward and former WNBA champion with the New York Liberty, Kayla Thornton, recently sat down with ESPN to reflect on how quickly the group has gelled.

Expansion franchises have historically struggled in Year 1. But Golden State is fighting for a WNBA playoff spot.

Being a WNBA All-Star in 2025 can open a lot of doors, but it might not always help you get into the club. Minnesota Lynx All-Star guard Courtney Williams and her friend and teammate Natisha Hiedeman were the talk of All-Star weekend. The two have built a popular Twitch live stream--"Stud ...